I gotz teh timeattack!
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09-30-2010, 10:16 PM
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10-01-2010, 01:55 AM
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^ his wheels were painting in a shop professionally and I'm willing to bet the paint job is better than most wheel manufactures since dealing in selling wheels I see more "high end" wheels come in with runs in the paint than I do wheels I have prepped and painted myself.
As said before 99% of the people on the street have no idea they are stock wheels and they are a higher quality than the majority of the aftermarket ASA, BSA, MRR, Axis, Rota crap out there.
And you are attacking, you told him his wheels are **** and he should just go buy TEs or other "decent" wheels. TEs look nothing like OEM 19s. So why the hell would he buy TEs?
Really, what are decent wheels to you?
As said before 99% of the people on the street have no idea they are stock wheels and they are a higher quality than the majority of the aftermarket ASA, BSA, MRR, Axis, Rota crap out there.
And you are attacking, you told him his wheels are **** and he should just go buy TEs or other "decent" wheels. TEs look nothing like OEM 19s. So why the hell would he buy TEs?
Really, what are decent wheels to you?
I wish I would have taken some close up shots of my old 17s before I painted them. It's wasn't a very durable finish at all.
#154
10-01-2010, 10:07 AM
I love this wheels, potholes don't phase this wheels at all. Don't have to go to the rim repair place to fix bends anytime soon. I agree there's a lot of people with coupe 19"s which is why I did something unique and different. Since the paintjob is proffesionally done and the red stripe was added very carefully and straight. They look like they could have been purchased like that from a rim shop.
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